About this Study Set
This study set covers Modern Art through
18 practice questions.
A journey through the movements, artists, and techniques that defined art from the late 19th century to today. Every question includes the correct answer so you can learn as you go — pick any format above to get started.
Questions & Answers
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Exploring Modern Art study set below.
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1
Which art movement is Claude Monet famous for starting with his painting of a sunrise?
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A
Cubism
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B
Impressionism
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C
Surrealism
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D
Pop Art
2
What unique technique did Georges Seurat use to create paintings out of thousands of tiny dots?
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A
Splattering
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B
Glazing
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C
Pointillism
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D
Etching
3
Which artist is known for co-founding Cubism and painting 'The Three Musicians'?
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A
Pablo Picasso
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B
Vincent van Gogh
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C
Claude Monet
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D
Salvador Dalí
4
What is the title of the famous Vincent van Gogh painting featuring a swirling yellow moon and stars?
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A
The Sunflowers
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B
The Night Cafe
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C
The Starry Night
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D
The Potato Eaters
5
Which Surrealist artist painted melting clocks in the work 'The Persistence of Memory'?
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A
René Magritte
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B
Salvador Dalí
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C
Max Ernst
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D
Joan Miró
6
Andy Warhol is a leading figure in which art movement that used everyday items like soup cans?
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A
Minimalism
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B
Fauvism
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C
Pop Art
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D
Abstract Expressionism
7
Which artist is famous for 'drip painting' by splashing paint onto large canvases on the floor?
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A
Jackson Pollock
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B
Mark Rothko
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C
Wassily Kandinsky
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D
Piet Mondrian
8
What nickname was given to Henri Matisse and his group because of their use of wild, bright colors?
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A
The Impressionists
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B
The Cubists
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C
The Blue Riders
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D
The Fauves
9
Which Dutch artist is known for his grid paintings using only red, blue, yellow, black, and white?
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A
Rembrandt
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B
Piet Mondrian
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C
Johannes Vermeer
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D
M.C. Escher
10
What type of moving sculpture did Alexander Calder invent?
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A
The Statue
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B
The Mobile
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C
The Relief
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D
The Fountain
11
Which Japanese artist is world-famous for her use of polka dots and 'Infinity Mirror' rooms?
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A
Yoko Ono
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B
Yayoi Kusama
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C
Hokusai
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D
Takashi Murakami
12
Keith Haring's art style was heavily influenced by which New York City subculture?
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A
Opera
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B
Street Art and Graffiti
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C
Jazz Music
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D
Broadway Theatre
13
Frida Kahlo is best known for painting which type of subject matter?
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A
Landscapes
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B
Self-portraits
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C
Fruit baskets
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D
Battles
14
What term did Marcel Duchamp use for everyday objects, like a bicycle wheel, that he displayed as art?
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A
Handmades
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B
Foundables
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C
Readymades
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D
Scrap-art
15
In his later years, what tool did Henri Matisse use to create his famous 'cut-out' artworks?
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A
Chisels
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B
Scissors
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C
Screwdrivers
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D
Pliers
16
Which American artist is famous for her large-scale paintings of flowers and New Mexico landscapes?
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A
Mary Cassatt
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B
Georgia O'Keeffe
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C
Helen Frankenthaler
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D
Cindy Sherman
17
Which artist is often credited with creating one of the first purely abstract paintings with no clear objects?
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A
Wassily Kandinsky
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B
Leonardo da Vinci
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C
Edward Hopper
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D
Grant Wood
18
René Magritte, a Surrealist, famously painted a pipe with a caption that translates to what?
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A
This is a pipe
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B
This is not a pipe
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C
Pipe for sale
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D
Smoking is art